Pouf ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Pouf ( noun )

1. A large, round cushion or stool, especially one used as a seat or footstool.
2. A low, round seat for one person, typically covered in fabric.

Origin:

French, from italian poof, from arabic puff, from middle french puf, from late latin puffus, from latin pulvinus cushion.

Examples:

1. She kicked off her shoes and sat down on the pouf.
2. A colorful pouf served as a whimsical footstool.
3. The pouf was large enough for two people to sit on comfortably.
4. She used the pouf as a backrest while reading a book.
5. The pouf added a touch of texture and pattern to the room.

(As a verb)

Pouf ( verb )

1. A large, round cushion or stool, especially one used as a seat or footstool.
2. A low, round seat for one person, typically covered in fabric.

Origin:

French, from italian poof, from arabic puff, from middle french puf, from late latin puffus, from latin pulvinus cushion.

Examples:

1. She kicked off her shoes and sat down on the pouf.
2. A colorful pouf served as a whimsical footstool.
3. The pouf was large enough for two people to sit on comfortably.
4. She used the pouf as a backrest while reading a book.
5. The pouf added a touch of texture and pattern to the room.